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"23221141 Towuwx feelings.
' " of wHampeblrs
'rs sandy strefi the: or
3‘.“- :.s awaken to Bud-
)‘larch orI
instances
seven day!
(:1 the ap-
governmsn:
has
.11" ‘12
some
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to I
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pitars 2?;
the center I"-
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the voter no
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‘01- 011011 Safes Sim
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Aka—A ,
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c.‘ Horace,
.2: to cor.»i
:se W212: 2:3,?
. .52.- roqu-zi
cat 5 12:0 what: I
Q12 in con-E
ants with :hat or;
released from his.
a' practical
fled is the clatter of’
clerk I=ts 2211 1:13
11:22-15 tv 2 the first
warrant 13 the
{ten the
and dried as-i: Is 2
7 ‘cm aka: the sassy
-_ : 52:":2. He is apt?
, *1: souorous voice.’a
the technical-rues o!
procedure. the can:
1:: t2: rulings, end
"-9 possessor of
A. 5...-
‘ 11:": a town
‘ mt than a. good
doesn‘t have to be so
affection of the
a blessing
21:22.20: becomes _tense
3's tray-ed to the sugpptug
remark:
-vera! recounted hu-
. 2:: but get to thelr
gr; éciative argues sprint
ur' the body polity;
is: 232.11 the 061m at-
c.‘ the coflecfor or, fixes
.. '3.er as in previous m,
speaker m who 11"-
: :21: emu-1.1 1: receivlnx
DA IAPRIL' 21 1625.
AT HAS COME TO Us _
THE DAYS 011m Prisms
_ er Exp!a111—8——N‘VThzt—EII—‘I—athan},g8 Are
“What They Have Meant to the GOYE aging
Hf Rural Communities—Gives All a Voice
In Town Management ‘
lg.
I the collector
:. grin Upon his race answers
"n(1 no:
used-
Izhe spirit
‘ celebrated dccumez
:' source or P1151121 lz'formzuon’m (he
.10.: Carver (1mm: Godiy mg: W311
iapproved amour them) they uro-
{SW 5615
thetlc plea." be ‘
want to make a glad to reasou.I
1: {5.39.1 25k you. to “
years or service with a; :5 er cent
cart? The idea 0: beta; ugzvzréfly
21:1 comixi_ {mo-town. .zueezing and
a vocal u: that the 82.1 '
collector be cut! at? 0 .your
you. "
A Cheap Fire Department.
There .s silence 'tha the words 01'
penetrate
burst c: and than a.
Hate to keep the salary at :1: e sabre
figure.
The debate Is now upbu {be rate.‘
0: pay for the voluutéer firemen.
and is :carcely Less heated than 1112’
radlau'ozz tram fire “521:. A speak-z
er as taking the chie: to {ask torI
3.52m: been out. o: town: on one or. ’
It'vo occasions of alarm, and rising;
2:0 the climax orazoflcauy 310m;
'15 my house is burning up wh’a:‘I
hall I do? ’
Eyes turn toward the chi”
‘2‘!
but be
Jved not one whit. arises and with
guess you ‘11 have to :9: It burn.” I
The meeting is murals-3d quh
magmas; Good nature 13 restoredI
and When the Laughter d'es awayf
aka clue: continues. “You must re-‘i
’"r’flbe: me: the ch lei gets oufy 33'
year for saiary and that only '1;
1tAends all 1122- flue-stings. -H='
afford. to spend all his aims-I
«sizing fire—E
1: 55’ a. year.‘ . ,
125; £32. that argument ‘0!
' ' be sure we cacao: arc-‘2
to be upon. the ’II
.ty-four hours .Wheu he costs 1133
yea: We nus: be careful
:2: our houses get on fire
Sow mud rages 01a. fire commis~
.‘ an
.0! .4.
Is; 2:5: disturb our though': and we3
realize tbs: one more debaze is on. :I
c commissioue: is {usisflgg upon;
ading figures to the mee:lz::;
‘35: they hau'a been asks-
toner. The moderator. w‘: s~2..e-;
;bo'v has truer seemed merideudlyi
_:.2 this commwzer. is 2412me de-
'brqur.
A-..“ -- the
figures shall not"
...g such a. reading wouzdb
d2.— 1: this tin. e The com ‘
b2;
—v!‘~
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v-
Tbe modera-
‘he shouts.
c: ‘50. ‘ " .
answer ‘1’ c’s I
commission
:or figure
1 ‘Yes‘
1: ,
' roar-3 baa: L‘MgI
You went. down rte
’ and the commissioner '
= to read his figures at 1.1-: "311*
1.932 ’3rzd thé mode. - to:
s 5:: bin: to destsz,
hm 315 With Laughter
W1: 3 szOWy 112::
2219 2.2:: win: pa? iemly for q-.e'.
2d than caray ass er‘ s, aprbpcs of
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92:19::«1 sub-f
—wr.i«:b. era-
.be town 23: 'I
exams: for;
cagugk pvv'nI‘e:
"2d commané' a:‘- 4
.242 wfiouse or Congress.
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an Who has found the \ew Eng-5
town meeting 12‘s " 35'. batik:
590'. -d.
Back to 31713110199: Compact.
The exact'cnztn and due of the!
- I :gsr. :owu meeting as such 15:)“:va
known. Sc: ".23 tOW:'
a of Loday 1: en emigrant: of
which prompted that
t,_the )Ja'y'ficwe'
b'yzc'
,
Compact. 7
Undoubtedbr the new“? audience
21,211,932}; written "History 0: Pub:-
mouth P12: tsuoa' by William End“
tcrd. 0219131 historian of. tfie Ma:-
fiower company. removing; Wbrd
momma ottbe signing of the Nay-
flower Compact. ho says: "After
cbooslng. or rather confirmlnz' Mr.
vided a. place for their "goéd'es. or
camoua store ands beginning 533811
cum to: hamuiicu they rattle
and can'suked of laws alud ordars
both {or t..e civil end military 3:: I;
672:3 22:13. as :92:an or the
conditiafi did require. mm' adding
thereuum as urgent candor: in sev-
eral tunes aud as cases d‘dmre-
quire.” ' ' ‘ '
There seem to be cutaway
wrmd‘ at these law: then the
Pilgrims “matte and manned”in
this forerunner a: New Extend
sex: ngerumeut. —'1'o :1;er order.
Bradford refers but 5566! and the
first order that he mama: that
at December 1?, 13:8,— -I'h§!1 ho re-
cordithztf ....wcrimfnfltalcts.
tram and debts mun-2m
by jurey a! twelve from men."
Founded on W
The. town meeting as it Is known
today in the United safes "il‘ :50
resultc. evolution. 3- direct. éesoendo‘
ant o! the lay-name: Com
Whether it“ reach“! ‘11: 11:5:be
mmctiupraemtmme-A
mouth or fu the town of Wamoith
is problezuzdeel.‘ Wmomh- “‘59
second permeutmmt‘htha
m,_ ”chute-MW
mm basin: the darn ca :50 not
mammm‘m
noroowunotstncéiyuw
.,2-'-‘
ewaIrd twenty -
I am eshamed of II
anvlause and a handsorzie ,
ed. many is the embryo states-g .-
Cigar store in Broadwzr
year has been o...c.a‘.1y estimated a:
-btmjmtberebethrea
‘ wton—ngqeau 1!! the,
a“
Flagged Because Daughter, Seeking
Health, Rides
THESENTIKEL
chycle m K mckers
emu-.3: m I . ;'
Two man arrested aftcr the affair
his assailants. A doctor had ordered Jewel to ride 3 bicycle {other ‘
Jewel, her father and the Barker home are shown. '
saith.
Surgeons Find Junk
In May
2.1"}
WFHE ~ .m‘.
town for a :22: Iago; = .
Because he allowed his 17-year-old daughter, Jeivel, :6 my
kuibkers and ride a bicycle boy—style, a band of men lured 36hr
Barker, 53,.from-his home near Shreveport, 1.2., and flogged hnn.
have been identified by Barker es *
Stomachs,
:raLn: 11...: 15-
ga: r:5.1£tr=d 13
2. thousand
Tinse .3-
:ong 31:11:42 *3. be: Will-£-
.3 .1 s—trz-es c: :Jrrors {17.2.1
:22- 5613‘s: to be
:5 :upphed by
_ I::o-gh this
1:156:35
Withdraws
swallowed.
.vu
OIdest Conn. Mason
Dies at Age of 92
WAFEEDCSE
Avril 21--T‘W3‘:t
‘31ny the oldcs: Ff-=
in Copuscmcu:
ezlcr c: any
rum in membér'sbip
S. w England. died a: his 152:5 bare
iast Euu day 1:13;: Es 1:35 92 ,
31“. Ii
W.’
0.:
NM
01d. 32d was raés d a 1:33,;
3.2:- Morr-J Star {edge c5 iris i
13 1554. He Eaves a wian.‘ . . . {A ,
0:9 50?...
LONE ROBBER GETS 5-125.
)TF‘VV'YORK. April 21 ---.4. 12:2
10be: yestvday held 12:} 2. 512114126 5 .
'50:: Times Square. and
with $42 3 take: 'rcu: 2h:
IIsn'i’f‘ferobber carried a cane ué‘szg YOY ...hereupon 335mm“
wore Spats and What looked likeitb’ execution 0-:1‘12 sentences. 117
silk. gloves. Drawing a. rayon-er was broughto out that the cider- wus I
from- hispocket, he torrid :1 e c' -erk sci-5. to 6:93 in Serra's store.
Kate 3. dose: '35 Waited cu t: :e-e
:5
customers who entered before
could rifle the cash register-
x
The world production or wool last
an increase
2.836. 533 900 pound;
you: is from
or abou: 111’
theft-33‘, We.
.......
to as "seLectzuen. ” were eleczed pos-i
sibly to: the first time. and business
was conducted 210:1. present day
hues. The need of: a. town clerk
W35 then firs. recognizal and Deac-
62:. John Rogers was chcssn “re-
corder.’ fore that 255921-2312;
the officérs' kept their own records.
The early meedgga of the town of
month were. heir: :1: she Gave.--
cr’s house From 1656 129.211 1730
the meetings were held in the most-
in: house and thereafter :..e ecu.
bum was mad until the pram.
town house was built in 1821. A:
muxswflkwuenaaedbythe
general court that ‘1: every turn
éociga in, .—
zwo clocks, I
escaped , ~ "
cash reg-j ..
iJudgment Of $93,165
Liquor Keeper Fined
‘ $200 in Stamforq
‘ ‘13zr;:.t> :3
April :1. -—--Frar.k
'y. 0335: cf 2. restaurauI'. a:
1-4-...5122 street. was fined-$290
-'2 In :25 city court yesterday,
32:32: You; and was
-9 36 days 12 32.1.. {or via—
1212c:- Y..aw 5e pleaded
1.12; 2.11:: Illegally f1:
ice-2 ps a. cor-.-
Pacific street
who has a. sin:-
msceet. each was
, Who
1.3
Counse1I109 the ac-
:be cider Was sweet
purchased and uter-
on: their knowledge;
Against Nat’l Grain Go
BRIDGEPORT April zi--_AI Judg-
ment zor 553155 in favor 6;! the
First Nazi-5:221 Bank at Bridgeport
against .29: National Gram corpora.-
tioz. bankrupt. was filed yesterday
Er.- the Superior counby Judged. 3,
Vickerson. The judgment. was to:
notes and a. mortgage had 513:» tn:
bans; against the corporation. .
CHARGE HIE HAD BABE FARM;
\TEW YOREx. Aprfi Inn—@3886
{112: Henry Lee Edouard. alias “Dr
Harry I. Greer. " oundwcted a baby,
fan: on. Long Isiarid were» under”-
terday by Assistant District- .1:th
Pascacefio when 1.508.316 was 11953
m Podce co art without hafl‘or tun
ther hearing on. a charge a: hard-
cide. ~
Mustard is W bold in W- ‘
clan with the «an: u! 3‘: Am
Am. who died in 39mm: mi
2:22:39. omce in. 1933.. -
eanbauer Buys Drug’
Store 111 Conn. Avenue
. -
x Regan and Scihley Err-06011110. the‘
new proprietor promises the patronsi
or the was section a continuance of
the courteous treatment and series.
Hts! 2:2: characterized it hetero—
Joseph_ F. finnubauer ha- bScozhe I tore.
tho. out-per of 1216‘ drug store at the
corner otammeid arid Cdnnecucu: I in the drug store business. Jose‘pb
F, Neaubeuer: Who is the son-1112121!-
Stratton.
I, emum
FormerIIIyI thé plate ”5: William 1.;
of Police Oflicer Fruit:
Besides having spent eisth )earsi
served in Franc-z “in: the
vision.
Pharmaceutical
registered pba.maci.z. ccnzpet'bnt to #35152 “3'1“!” ‘3‘ 3- “0" 0: fives.
baud: e p: escr- p Jens.
,-
c—
He Asa graduate
coil-:ge. and .5
3m Exhausted Firemen.
ShoreOpen'fiflSO’clock Daily.
.2.
2.
PAGE THREE
has a: ezvmble wax- record. hating-added 11:91: heZp to that at other
3‘1 0‘- évc-zunteers .u the phfiul‘fln tragedy
Which receutiy claimed the Dunning
The boys arrived on the scene only
:11: 2124110me and eagerly went to
Work 311qu cotffie tor exhausted
. ifmgu,and augadaxztg. and card-
Sé-rerai froops of Chicago Scouts I in; groups of inmazes.
ND’S
Enfranoe on Main St, Failfield Ave., Cannon St.
i
Ipswich
So may thin
1'
by r so many more.
here was the, first p12:
:hathosiery was mad
in thiscountry:
as they are today.
sidethc gates of th
hzhe industn.
Incidentty she
{21! you 2113 Show yo
how splendid is th
Quality of Ipswic
sonable in price.
off
real vita} impor'an’ce.
happened right here in
N ew England; Of:
course a great many
ithings of interest are.
cdupIed with the terri-
tory surrounding: Bos-
ton. Lexington and
Ccumrd‘and The ride
.of- , Paul Z'Revere and
Not far from Boston
, 5‘... the toWn of Ipswich
'uofed for the fact that
7 Hosiery made _bvm:1—
chinen -—the machmes
were smuggled .into
. this country from Not-
:mgham, England and
T he model of one-of
these cottages which
still-stands today out-
Ipswich plant is on dis-
play this;’-week on our-
main'floor with an at-
tendant who has a moss
interestingfund of in-
formation ab0Lt< Siock-
ings and £52 history of
v. ill
stockings and how rea-I
I
I
‘
one Free! with a $10. or
Besides there are
, Handsome silk
dressesfor $10
8
:3
—crape‘ dc chines,
satin . back crepes.
and beautiful.
Draperies & curtains
:3
Ready m2 .2: sash
tains, rumor}, 39: pt.
Sunfast
:3 two tone, 36 $11., 69: yd.
Sunfast Holland shades;
h 36 x 72, green. e591 and
linen, 95c . %
Boys’ vicar specials
House dresses 31
Dresses made of linens} sizes 3 I0 ‘8 “5-
and ginghams, plain coiors
and broad stripes or com-
bined with novelty trim—
mings in all colors, well
made qu cut depe hams,
taped- seams, set in she:
' sizes 36 to 54f Big vslués at
$1.
Aft embroidery
Linen Saris and pillows
, fringed lands 49:
Bed spreads, stamped to
I work; $1.65
Stamped pIIIIow cases
herhsfifche'd to crochet or
scollopcd, 95cpr.
1.01;er assomnent
Summer dresses— novaty
colors and designs. Reg.
39c yd. for 25¢
Howco Ro‘yaI coffee
15.42% 0.3:. 2:71.
440mm cofi'e‘e. Reg. 48c
1b.: Thisprice for Ike three
days omy.
Rubber corsets $2.69I
Ruhbenreducmg corsets.
Pure mbbér—sfik Covered,
W mesa, broad:
trauma, $269
Figuredvoflelfic
i
f
r
Reefers for.thc little fa
lows, 3 to S‘years.
<0
y...
Reg. $8.50 and
$7.25 ‘ '
ves,
16 yrs. ch.$I1.at79c
Irish-links 69c yd.
szenjd'd quality
shrunk Irish linen 36 inc
big value at 69c yd.
finding, good:
for
only complete, $9.95
tennis racquet; Reg. $3. 3
for $2.75
fi
$1., for 3 days. 82c
Cadet. CH?!» 0:3
44cm; 21/26:. $1
A fine showing of lovely
dresses made of pripted silks
—of printed silks m combi.
nation wfth plain color sings
georgg
sites. *Fancy brocades andg
Long?
steeves and short sleeves—
Apron cfi’ects and god'ets.’
tucks and pleats and heavy,
‘ parade. 6 xd. pierfi,
Heaxy mercerised scrim
curtains, hemsfit 11.3 with lovely qualitu S“eciaI $33.
80} <’ 3 and 4 piece suits,
2E wéol tweed and mim‘ures
Reg.
$12.75 to $15., for $10.50.:
Colors:
tan, grey and powder blue.
for
Boys’ biouscs in striped
and plain colors” sizes 6 to
Golf. bags bound .in leaf}:-
er, tan or dark brown, with
4 Briarcfifi’ clubs, for 3 dav‘SS or chambray trim of novelty
, design with embroidery!
Wright 8: Ditson park
IslIanImh' _ ‘towek .82:
Marie): T urkish I. towels
durable quality-21.142 in.
with fast color border. Reg.
Ems; mixed-ta.
-ch. 9c orLefingtqu
.dayguomgziéfigfl.
!
g
the stockings were lace to embellish them. .
made in small houses Light or dark shades as.
instead ofinabig pIant well as black satins, rich;
Think of It and 01113110.:
baud. $1.50 ’ I
Ruffled curtains. fine;
cross bar with tie bands};
$1.50 pr. ‘
cur-I
SIIRS, plain orIgI
:
pro, '
h:
0
' Nations spzciaI
R- u b b e r
I aprons, three colors 29c
Lexington anniv ersary saIe
[ends WedneSday at .6 P. M.
This event is staged in our store primarily because we have been selected as the
distributors of the Lexington Half Dollars, the coinage authorized by Congress
defray the expenses of the celebration. *
While the supply 12925 3611 may have them at the price we paid—the price set
by Congress, $1., or you may have one for 50. With a SS.
over cash purchase.
special values in every department.
<to heIp
or o'er cash purchase or
Men! ttpzoat's $12.50*
househoxdi
;
v
,
I
Hair nets, double mesh;
cap shg fine 3!} shades exggpfl money — B'g
Odd lots of top coats,
sizes 34 to 40 in the lot.
These are all worth more
grey and white, 6 for 29c.I $12.50
T --tex, all colors for tint-
ing; and dying. 3 for 29¢
Rick rack braid me cer-
iseaL4 Vd. pieces, white and.
colors, 3 pcs. for 25¢
Bias seam is a, {mu an
and colors, 3 for 25¢
F111;; *9":
-.-2..-mir1:r but mp
doz.
IIIIBags and purses
Email pouch
'ers with mags:
and
I: :
‘f'
is
noon pwurses 3
ha 11:11.3" top bags "sandb 2c
strap shits in colors Reg
S295 for $2.75
Laces and framing:
Spa nish 13. 36
flounses and ail-OI. ers, blag
and colors, 85c yd.
.eta! cloth~ sat in faced,
erIood colors, $1. yd.
1’<
in
I
g
values at
Autos for boys
Franklins, Ovariands,
Libem, Maxwefl and StuiZ.
Reg. 518. to $21., $12.50
u:
white 327 .50 and
a
Buicks and Jewetts. Reg.
528. for $18. '
Clev chads and Rowers,
Reg $30. for $20.
uicks and Appe rsons.
Reg. 535., $24.
Floor covermgs I Packard .1 11 d Crysier.
IR . $39.5? 39:1 S O. '
Seamiess Amin -ster raga? cg J '4 I9!
9 x 12 it- rich olorin s‘é .
” g ‘i Pacxard Seam Reg.
\\ Vesta-d w 1th mgs.§ *" $55“ -
5513f: rich 03155.9 3: £21".i
Spam s79. . Toilet waxes
FéI’ has: {33%;} qtcd rggs, C) C0321“3.Cf van; , 5.3585 Of
3: :2 5;, spa 5211. $7.95 ' fat: p01 def in three shades
.kxmi. Vista 1' rigs, 27 r: ~4I 29¢
special $2.95 Compact face 3: 29:12:
and I0 age, 59c
Coty’s face powder L’Ori-
Qig'os. all 611:; 69c
2 names}
leather—pateni ‘
andm morocco after-
5.?" 155....
Black pm $22! xeire’t calf
k .
s
I
n
I
K
Powder pu .155 in rubber
case. 10:
Johnson 5: Johnson baby
powder, 15c
Rubber hot water bottles,
50c
Electric specials
Electric ' rons complete
with 6 ft. of cord and plug.
Reg. 83. 50 for $2.75
Bridge lamps. Artistic
metal standfrd with decéf-A
ted parchment shad; Reg.
I S8 95 for $6.95
Silk crepe gcorgerie in 3112
colors, $1.65
Vogue bras:ieres 79c
Good 513,12 With garters
in abovt ei cry shade andI in front and elastic at waist-
Ifine. Reg. 3!. for 79¢
Gik dresses $1.85
Girls’ bloomer dresses 1
piain or checked ginghams
sizes 6 to I: wars, $1.85
{I
floral and gold line desi
Special set, $5.95. gns.
quality,
Reg. 95C, 75:: set.
Chhavalm
Dmner sex, 38
. .
1
P355.
.
Gizss mixing bow}: ,clear
5 graded: Sizes.
O’Cedar oil mops, new
style, shaped to reach into
comers. Reg. 8!. for 794:.
I Women’s pumps $3. 85
\V omen’ 5 pumps and ox-
fords—quite a vanety of
Rompers and good style. Reg. 55. and
per: 691'. $6., for tbs three days,
Gingham and cham-
brays, all colors, rompers,
cree
to
yr and dresses, sizes
R:yon Izpreads$535
Rayon spreads, 80 x 108,
dark grounds with blue,
roseor- gold stripes, $6.95
MmeZchd.
2
I.
mask 70 inch, 3
patterns. Reg. 31 yd.,85c
”2921270sz 523
yd..$1.82eg
0252* special:
Bleached mercerized da-
spIendid
Bluchrd 2H linen damask
JeweIry speak
Norwalk Chronicler